They are cold blooded, which means that if the environment's temperature changes, their body temperatures change. So they must move to a colder area.
They don't live there because the water is too cold for them to find food and keep warm.
No, for one, it is protected. Two, white sharks do not do well in captivity.
Unlike Great White Sharks, Meg didn't really have anything to keep them warm when ice age arrive so they died from that. Great White did and they survived.
No, for one, it is protected. Two, white sharks do not do well in captivity.
Most sharks are indeed cold blooded in that their internal body temperature is only slightly above that of the waters in which they live (they are said to be ectothermic). However, certains shark species (eg the Great White Shark) can and do keep their body temperatures well above their environment (they are said to be endothermic) and as such can be said to be warm blooded. These sharks are more active and can hunt in colder waters.Shark is a fish. It is cold blooded.Shark is a fish. It is cold blooded.
yes if it is big enough and if the water is salt water
Really it`s just a myth. Probably from the movie jaws. Most sharks eat once every two days and one meal can keep a great white going for two months.
Killer Whales or Orca are white sharks natural enemy. There has been videos showing Killer whales attacking and killing Great White Sharks. I have seen where some have said that the Great White have no natural enemy! I'm sorry but that is incorrect. Killer Whales are the ones that do not have Natural Enemies except for humans.the only enemy are men.the enemies of the great white sharks men and humpback whales and maybe bottle nosed dolphins
You really can't take after a great white shark unless you are with a team of people who work in an aquarium and know what they are doing. Even they can't, well at least for a long time. Great white sharks are one of the many sharks that are hard to keep in captivity. As much as it stinks to not be able to see them in an aquarium to often or for too long, that's just the way it is.
Its probably because it isn't fatty or rich enough for them. Many sharks such as the great white hunt animals rich in fat/blubber like seals because they[sharks] are cold blooded and need the extra minerals and such to keep kicking... or swimming in this case.
The Ocean. Like most sharks the Great White must keep moving all the time to keep its gills working to supply constant oxygen.
They don't keep great white sharks in zoos or aquariums. There is no price, because the great white shark does not adept well to captivity. It will not live more than a few months; it will die after a short time.